Weeks v. Weeks
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
Michelle Weeks (the mother) appeals from the trial court’s order of December 4,2012, holding her in contempt of the trial court’s order of November 8,2010 setting out the custody and visitation provisions for her son, C. J. W.
“[A] trial court has broad discretion to determine if a party is in contempt of its order, and the exercise of that discretion will not be reversed on appeal unless grossly abused.” (Citation omitted.) Hunter v. Hunter, 289 Ga. 9, 11 (4) (709 SE2d 263) (2011).
Michelle Weeks and Clark Weeks (the father) were divorced by final judgment and decree on January…
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